Best Practices

To uphold a more organized and secure environment within JFW, adhering to the following best practices is recommended:

Consistency and Auditability

Employing role-based permission management ensures a consistent and reliable audit trail, as it revolves around checking access through permissions that are associated with roles rather than individual user permissions.

Enhanced Scalability

As your organization expands, the management of individual permissions may become cumbersome. Implementing role-based permissions offers an efficient solution for scaling, facilitating the addition of new users, or the adjustment of existing roles without complication.

Simplify Management

Streamlining the process of managing access rights across the system is achievable by assigning permissions to roles and subsequently assigning these roles to users. This method simplifies the management aspect significantly.

In the ecosystem of JFW, while it is possible to assign permissions directly to both roles and individual users, it is advisable to prioritize a role-based permission management approach. Though direct user permissions may serve temporary access needs adequately, they do not offer the systemic benefits associated with role-based management.